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Staying in power 11:19am on 18 Aug 2008 Hi,James.
You are from so-called " Great Democracy Britain ". I just dont get why you can just ignore the Chinese public will? How do you know Communist Party's hope?

Here please let me remind you the Olympic motto: Swifter, Higher, and Stronge!! What is wrong with the Chinese putting much efforts to get the games to be the best?

You think the Communist Party is flawed then just let your "Great Britain democracy parties" get your economic slump away and show what you can do apart from invasions to rape other countries from 1800 until now! Look at the Iraqi athletes! Man, have you ever felt guilty?

I cant wait to see how 2012 Olympic goes!
The benevolent emperor 7:19pm on 29 Jul 2008 Hi James, year and a half in China is obviously not enough for you to report China in an objective way, not only you almost every westerners just naturally think communists are evil, Chinese people are suffering and are repressed. Dont you think that way?

There is no one including the Chinese says China is perfect, no one says china is No.1 of the world and no one denies the Communists did evil things before. The Chinese do things in Chinese way, if you go to China you should respect the Chinese way, "When in Rome do as the Romans do" I am sure you understand that but most of the westerners do not follow the Chinese way. Why? this is the baseline of the respect. Think about why the Chinese say the west are arrogant!

We do believe criticism can get jobs better done but Self-criticism is the Chinese way. James, you say Hu jintao and Wen jiabao can not be criticized but do you know how much criticism pointed to Jiang zemin, the previous president of China when he was on the top?Oh,probably you were not in China that time. People like Hu jintao and Wen jiabao solely becase of the credits they gained from quick response for the Sichuan earthquake.

The Chinese are happy to take criticism but must be constructive and objective, the most, absolutely no exaggeration.

The last, every country has right to choose their own political regime, there is no priority but people from all over the world do have a same dream: a peace equal and free world! No matter how people get to there our aims are the same!

To James, I would like to say that by following your blog untill now I start getting to know you and no matter I how much I agree with you I thank you for all your hard working to provide this platform to talk about China and I believe the bilateral understanding could be achieved although it is hard.
Capping emissions? 1:45pm on 09 Jul 2008 Oh yes everything is on us, milk price gone up cause the Chinese started drinking milk; fiscal deficit, cause China's weak currency; soaring unemployment, cause Chinese cheap stuff; anything else?

Dear James finished his poor air testing, which could make statisticians kill themselves then shift the topic to the greenhouse. Mr Reynolds, have you ever had any sense about statistics? Could you please at least ask someone who has basic idea about it, you've done well about a primary school level scientific test and BBC's headline "Beijing failing pollution test" coming after that. Oh dear aren't you afraid of becoming a laughing stock?

Don't you need worry about China's going to skip the responsibilities. This world got to be a fair world, the new China is never to be anyones' scapegoat.
Bush at the Olympics 4:53pm on 04 Jul 2008 We Chinese are open and welcoming, anybody is coming, we all welcome!

Victory? That's silly. Do we want him to come ? If he stays away, is there any difference for the Chinese? The Chinese want to show off that is what West assuming. show off for what ? Yes, we are proud of ourselves but why we shouldn't be proud of being a Chinese?

There is nothing complex, its just a baseline of lack of respect to the Chinese, or put it simple, because the Chinese are communists!

Again, you would like to be friends of the Chinese, no matter who you are, where you are from, all welcome!

If you don't have any clue about what the respect is, fine, just stay away from us!

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